Examining the legislative and supervisory plans of the Islamic Consultative Assembly and its role in the model of good governance

Legislatures, as a symbol of parliamentary regimes, have a high status among democratic governments. In this regard, the legal system of the Islamic Republic of Iran (Islamic Consultative Assembly) as a regime based on the representation of the majority, is considered one of the three influential powers in the country, which is responsible for three important legislative functions (Article 71 of the Constitution), interpretation of ordinary laws and oversight. Articles 85, 170 and 138 of the Constitution). Given the irreplaceable position of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, the question that this study addresses is that given the undeniable role of the Islamic Consultative Assembly in the proper implementation of the rule of law and given the inherent competence of this body to oversee all other governing bodies, the position of the legislature How is it evaluated in the correct implementation of the law? The method of truth in this research is descriptive-analytical and based on the theoretical components of good governance.